Architecture, rooms, history, and traditions.
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- When was the White House first occupied?
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1800- Who was the first president to live in the White House?
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John Adams- How many rooms does the White House have?
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132 rooms- What is the Oval Office?
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The president's official office- What is the East Room used for?
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Receptions, concerts, and large gatherings- Which room is named after its blue color scheme?
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The Blue Room- Where does the president host formal state dinners?
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The State Dining Room- What room is decorated primarily with red damask?
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The Red Room- Which room has a green color scheme and period furnishings?
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The Green Room- How many stories tall is the White House?
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Six stories, including basements- What is the South Portico?
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The main entrance on the south side facing the National Mall- Who designed the White House?
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James Hoban- What is the Situation Room?
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A secure underground facility for national security meetings- What room is used for diplomatic meetings and signing agreements?
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The Treaty Room- Which president was in office when the British burned the White House?
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James Madison
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